Employees And Executives Must Make Smart Financial Decisions About Stock Compensation When Planning For Retirement, College Funding And Other Life Events

Employees And Executives Must Make Smart Financial Decisions About Stock Compensation When Planning For Retirement, College Funding And Other Life Events

Expanded Life Events section at myStockOptions.com educates employees and executives with stock grants about financial and tax decisions in the planning for retirement, college funding, divorce, death taxes and more.

Brookline, MA (PRWEB) October 22, 2007

For employees and executives who have grants of company stock, major life events can require complex financial and tax planning. myStockOptions.com (http://www.mystockoptions.com), the top online resource of educational content on stock compensation, publishes insightful articles and FAQs, written by experts, on using stock grants in financial and tax planning for retirement, college funding, divorce, disability and death.

myStockOptions.com features this content in its section Life Events, where a new subsection called College Funding has content on using stock compensation to pay for higher education. Coverage ranges from the impact of equity awards on financial aid to the best ways to combine education tax credits and gifts of company stock. Articles and FAQs on retirement include the ways stock compensation can help people reach their retirement-savings goals, how stock grants interact with Social Security payments, and how to prevent forfeiting valuable stock grants at retirement. The content on divorce, death taxes and other life-events subjects is equally practical and comprehensive.

Smart Financial Planning; Preventing Mistakes
"It's crucial to make smart financial decisions when planning for major life events," observes Bruce Brumberg, Editor-in-Chief of myStockOptions.com. "Preparing for retirement, paying for college, getting through a divorce and planning for death taxes can be extremely complex. Our goal is to help people realize the full potential of their equity compensation by educating them about relevant planning opportunities and tax rules that arise in these life events, and helping them prevent mistakes."

Articles And FAQs
Major article series in the section Life Events include:

Retirement Planning With Your Stock Options And Other Stock Compensation, by Carol Cantrell
Funding Your Child's College Education With Stock Options And Other Stock Grants, by Troy Onink
I'm Getting Divorced: What Happens To My Stock Options?, by Linda Olup
Divorce, Taxation, And Stock Options Can Make Strange Bedfellows, by James Fitzgerald
Stock Options After Death: Learn Before It's Too Late, by Pamela Dennett

FAQs cover both the basics and the complex aspects of the topics in each content subsection: College Funding, Divorce, Disability, Retirement, Retirement Planning, Death and Death Taxes.

Corporate Licensing Available
Like all the content on myStockOptions.com available to members, articles and FAQs in Life Events are also ideally suited for licensing by companies for their stock plan participants. A customized version of the website's award-winning content can be seamlessly integrated into companies' HR, benefits, and/or compensation portals. For more information, call 617-734-1979.

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Contact Information

BRUCE BRUMBERG
myStockPlan.com Inc.
http://www.mystockoptions.com
617-734-1979

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